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[QF-Test] What is the exact syntax
- Subject: [QF-Test] What is the exact syntax
- From: Adesh Siddhu <Adesh.Siddhu@?.org>
- Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 10:19:39 -0800
This is about the condition to be used in an IF I want to check if variableA == (variableB or variableC or VariableD) # i.e. if A has any of the three values # what would be the syntax if the variables were strings or numbers? What is the exact syntax for this condition? In the case where the variables are all strings, I tried “$(variableA)” == “[$(variableB) or $(variableC) or $(variableD)]” but that did not do the trick. Adesh Siddhu Director of Applications Santa Clara County - Social Services Agency 408-755-7318 adesh.siddhu@?.org Follow County News - www.twitter.com/SCCgov NOTICE: This email message and/or its attachments may contain
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